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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1957
Page
3
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Erie Vincent Weasel Dombroski 64 admitted guilt in a murder case involving vessel owner Joseph Fegas. Three judges will hear witnesses starting May 22 to decide first or second degree murder or manslaughter. Prosecution dropped pursuit of the death penalty.
The missing are John W Trump 26 John Sklarski 95 Leslie Pierce 36 all of Canonsburg and Stanley Waleer 86 of Lawrence Pa. The homemade cabin cruiser owned by one of the fishermen was found nearly submerged about one mile east of Conneaut. Coast Guard patrols and air search teams from Ashuibula and Erie scanned the lake, while aviation crews flew at 200 feet along the shore but found no bodies.
A recent plea to murder mirrors a rare 1945 Erie County instance where Robert W. Pepperman and John D. West admitted guilt before Judge Evans and Judge Wait for the Campbell robbery murder. They were found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death. the two men were executed March 25, 1946.
Two council members from opposing parties split votes at a county meeting. Democrats faced a Republican majority on most issues as Roymek and Beechet sided with Proctor against Lamberton and Lambertson on several items. Lamberton opposed a $15,000 widening allocation and Proctor opposed a $1,000 building allocation in a contentious session.
Funeral services for Milford C Taylor were held at the Bracken Final Home at 2 pm. Rev George Myers officiated with a ferment follower present at West on Cemetery Columbus. Surviving sons in law include David Fox John Reed John Hawkins James Grinder Frank Sokalski and Jack Proper. Attendees from away included Raymond Taylor Panama Me Mc Panama and many Taylors from Eric Me Bear Lake Albion Jamestown and Clymer New York spouses and relatives attended.
The Kane Area School District approved a budget totaling about 598,788 dollars with 26 mills for general operation and additions for a palelini program. Superintendent Dalton Vass Ormer was named principal, salary set at 2007 dollars. retirement pay and raised teacher salaries noted.
The report notes Congress attacks a Yugoslav plan seen as bolstering a defense by Yugoslavia amid allied neighbors rearming with modern Soviet supplies. The State Department ties the move to Yugoslavia's sympathy for Hungary's independence uprising last autumn.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Enel Lee Bawel at Beached Funeral Home with Reverend William Betto officiating. Interment followed in Bunker Hill Cemetery East Randolph New York. Attending were relatives and friends from Jamestown North Tonawanda Kennedy and City of Greek with several local residents named including Ray McIntyre Bertha Whitmore and Pauline Schrader.
The Area Health Board announced its resignations amid disputes over a health ordinance and district cases. Two cases target John Baye and Frank Qhatuone, with board members and counsel named in proceedings. The May 20 argument date was set for testing evidence, while a compromise plan was rejected and the board chose not to pursue further actions.
In Philadelphia 1957 a boy named Don Murry was injured after a car owner beat him, thinking the child damaged the vehicle. Officers said the car found matched the wrong owner, and the incident led to $900 bail on a malicious mischief charge.
Pennsylvania officials warn segregation in three districts could end by September 1958 with no incidents. State Attorney General McBride cites law against racial segregation and urges end to discriminatory dances in Steelton Highspire and Scranton schools amid surveys showing varied policies and a planned October follow up.
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